Bacon is salt-cured meat cut from a pig's belly. The most usual form of bacon in the United States is side pork, which is cut from the side of the pig. It's very fatty and has long layers of fat running parallel to the rind. It is served on its own, incorporated into meals (such as eggs and bacon), or used as an ingredient in dishes like sandwiches, soups, salads, and even sweets like maple bacon ice cream. Ingredients: Pork belly, water, natural cure, celery juice powder, California ham spice <h2> </h2>

Bacon is salt-cured meat cut from a pig's belly. The most usual form of bacon in the United States is side pork, which is cut from the side of the pig. It's very fatty and has long layers of fat running parallel to the rind. It is served on its own, incorporated into meals (such as eggs and bacon), or used as an ingredient in dishes like sandwiches, soups, salads, and even sweets like maple bacon ice cream.Ingredients: Pork belly, water, natural cure, celery juice powder, California ham spice

Bacon -Hickory Smoked Natural Cure

size may vary 1.0 lb - 1.2 lbs per pkg

Beef Sticks - Sweet &amp; Sassy FlavorIngredients: Piedmontese BEEF, water, salt, flavoring, sugar, ,Monsodium Glutamate, sodium nitrite, Sodium Erythorbate (packed in Collagen casing). We have these made at G &amp; W Meat &amp; Bavarian Style Sausage Co. Inc., St. Louis MO 63116. They use our Piedmontese meat and their wonderful German Recipes

Beef Sticks - Sweet & Sassy FlavorIngredients: Piedmontese BEEF, water, salt, flavoring, sugar, ,Monsodium Glutamate, sodium nitrite, Sodium Erythorbate (packed in Collagen casing).We have these made at G & W Meat & Bavarian Style Sausage Co. Inc., St. Louis MO 63116. They use our Piedmontese meat and their wonderful German Recipes

Beef Sticks - Jalapeno cheddar

Net wt. 5 oz to 8 0z

Although chicken hearts may not be as popular as other types of meat, they can be a nutritious and flavorful addition to your diet.With their chewy texture and sweet, slightly metallic flavor, chicken hearts are also versatile and easy to prepare.Additionally, they’re rich in several key nutrients and may be linked to several health benefits.This article discusses the potential benefits and downsides of chicken hearts, along with some simple ways to cook and enjoy them at home. <h2>Nutrients in chicken hearts</h2>Chicken hearts are highly nutritious and provide a good amount of protein,&nbsp;zinc, copper, iron, and vitamin B in each serving.A 3.5-ounce (100-gram) serving of cooked chicken heart contains the following nutrients<ul><li>Calories:&nbsp;185</li><li>Protein:&nbsp;26 grams</li><li>Fat:&nbsp;8 grams</li><li>Carbs:&nbsp;0.1 grams</li><li>Vitamin B12:&nbsp;304% of the Daily Value (DV)</li><li>Zinc:&nbsp;66% of the DV</li><li>Riboflavin:&nbsp;57% of the DV</li><li>Copper:&nbsp;56% of the DV</li><li>Pantothenic acid:&nbsp;53% of the DV</li><li>Iron:&nbsp;50% of the DV</li><li>Folate:&nbsp;20% of the DV</li><li>Vitamin B6:&nbsp;19% of the DV</li><li>Niacin:&nbsp;18% of the DV</li><li>Phosphorus:&nbsp;16% of the DV</li><li>Selenium:&nbsp;15% of the DV</li></ul>Chicken hearts are especially rich in&nbsp;vitamin B12, an essential micronutrient involved in DNA synthesis, red blood cell formation, and nerve health They’re also high in zinc, which is necessary for cell growth, wound healing, and blood sugar management Plus, they can boost your intake of riboflavin, a water-soluble B-vitamin that’s crucial for growth, development, and energy metabolism

Although chicken hearts may not be as popular as other types of meat, they can be a nutritious and flavorful addition to your diet.With their chewy texture and sweet, slightly metallic flavor, chicken hearts are also versatile and easy to prepare.Additionally, they’re rich in several key nutrients and may be linked to several health benefits.This article discusses the potential benefits and downsides of chicken hearts, along with some simple ways to cook and enjoy them at home.Nutrients in chicken heartsChicken hearts are highly nutritious and provide a good amount of protein, zinc, copper, iron, and vitamin B in each serving.A 3.5-ounce (100-gram) serving of cooked chicken heart contains the following nutrientsCalories: 185Protein: 26 gramsFat: 8 gramsCarbs: 0.1 gramsVitamin B12: 304% of the Daily Value (DV)Zinc: 66% of the DVRiboflavin: 57% of the DVCopper: 56% of the DVPantothenic acid: 53% of the DVIron: 50% of the DVFolate: 20% of the DVVitamin B6: 19% of the DVNiacin: 18% of the DVPhosphorus: 16% of the DVSelenium: 15% of the DVChicken hearts are especially rich in vitamin B12, an essential micronutrient involved in DNA synthesis, red blood cell formation, and nerve healthThey’re also high in zinc, which is necessary for cell growth, wound healing, and blood sugar managementPlus, they can boost your intake of riboflavin, a water-soluble B-vitamin that’s crucial for growth, development, and energy metabolism

Chicken Hearts

size may vary .75 lb - 1.25 lbs per pkg

Small Chicken Eggs - Are eggs from young birds that have not reached adult status this is the next stage up from pullets. They are small. Besides pasture grasses, our hens eat all the bugs they can find, plus a balanced, locally produced feed containing 16% protein, grain, vitamins and minerals. They do not eat fish or fish by-products to prevent "off flavors" from contaminating the rich flavor of our eggs, nor do they eat any meat by-products.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Our eggs are Free range eggs they come from&nbsp;hens that have access to an outdoor range during the day but are housed securely and comfortably in sheds at night. To be classified as a free range egg farm, the hens must have meaningful and regular access to an outdoor range during daylight hours.

Small Chicken Eggs - Are eggs from young birds that have not reached adult status this is the next stage up from pullets. They are small. Besides pasture grasses, our hens eat all the bugs they can find, plus a balanced, locally produced feed containing 16% protein, grain, vitamins and minerals. They do not eat fish or fish by-products to prevent "off flavors" from contaminating the rich flavor of our eggs, nor do they eat any meat by-products.    Our eggs are Free range eggs they come from hens that have access to an outdoor range during the day but are housed securely and comfortably in sheds at night. To be classified as a free range egg farm, the hens must have meaningful and regular access to an outdoor range during daylight hours.

Chicken Eggs - Small

1 dozen

Ribeye steak is a cut of beef that comes from the beef rib primal cut.&nbsp;It is known for its&nbsp;tenderness,&nbsp;juiciness, and&nbsp;flavor.&nbsp;Ribeye steaks are sometimes called beauty steaks and are one of the most common and best types of steak.&nbsp;They are tender, juicy, and very flavorful, with just the right amount of fat.&nbsp;The main muscle in a ribeye steak is the longissimus dorsi, a long, tender muscle that runs from the cow’s hip bone to the shoulder blade. It’s tender because it doesn’t get much exercise.&nbsp;Ribeye steaks can be boneless or bone-in, meaning the steak contains a piece of rib bone and muscle.&nbsp;The best way to cook a ribeye steak is quickly over high heat, either on the grill, under the broiler, or in a cast-iron skillet.&nbsp;Cooking it this way produces a flavorful brown crust on the outside of the steak while leaving the interior tender and juicy.&nbsp;Brush the steak lightly with oil on both sides and get the grill or pan smoking hot before you add the meat.&nbsp;&nbsp;A 1.5 -inch-thick steak takes about 3 to 5 minutes per side for medium-rare; monitor the internal temperature with an instant-read thermometer and pull the steak when it reaches 130 to 135 F.&nbsp;Let it rest for 5 to 10 minutes before serving.&nbsp;Increase the cooking time by 1 or 2 minutes per side for each additional degree of doneness. ﻿Alternative names: Delmonico steak&nbsp;·&nbsp;Scotch fillet&nbsp;·&nbsp;beauty steak&nbsp;·&nbsp;market steak&nbsp;·&nbsp;Spencer steak&nbsp;·&nbsp;<a href="https://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&amp;&amp;p=d59b444a4a427b6fJmltdHM9MTcwNTE5MDQwMCZpZ3VpZD0xZDY5OWVjMS1mY2FiLTZhNzUtMGVmYS04ZTBjZmQ0ZDZiYTMmaW5zaWQ9NTkxMg&amp;ptn=3&amp;ver=2&amp;hsh=3&amp;fclid=1d699ec1-fcab-6a75-0efa-8e0cfd4d6ba3&amp;u=a1L3NlYXJjaD9GT1JNPVNOQVBTVCZxPUVudHJlYyVjMyViNHRlJmZpbHRlcnM9c2lkOiJmMTliNTU2My1lNDc1LTE0ZDktYzBhOS05ZDk5NjQyYzgxNGEi&amp;ntb=1" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" class="ql-size-large">Entrecôte</a>&nbsp;(French)

Ribeye steak is a cut of beef that comes from the beef rib primal cut. It is known for its tenderness, juiciness, and flavor. Ribeye steaks are sometimes called beauty steaks and are one of the most common and best types of steak. They are tender, juicy, and very flavorful, with just the right amount of fat. The main muscle in a ribeye steak is the longissimus dorsi, a long, tender muscle that runs from the cow’s hip bone to the shoulder blade. It’s tender because it doesn’t get much exercise. Ribeye steaks can be boneless or bone-in, meaning the steak contains a piece of rib bone and muscle. The best way to cook a ribeye steak is quickly over high heat, either on the grill, under the broiler, or in a cast-iron skillet. Cooking it this way produces a flavorful brown crust on the outside of the steak while leaving the interior tender and juicy. Brush the steak lightly with oil on both sides and get the grill or pan smoking hot before you add the meat.  A 1.5 -inch-thick steak takes about 3 to 5 minutes per side for medium-rare; monitor the internal temperature with an instant-read thermometer and pull the steak when it reaches 130 to 135 F. Let it rest for 5 to 10 minutes before serving. Increase the cooking time by 1 or 2 minutes per side for each additional degree of doneness.﻿Alternative names: Delmonico steak · Scotch fillet · beauty steak · market steak · Spencer steak · Entrecôte (French)

Beef Ribeye Steak - Bone-in

Bone-in - size vary 1.0 - 2 lb

<h2>Beef Pre-Order Information</h2>This is a pre-order item. Orders are typically ready 3–4 weeks after the beef is delivered to the locker plant. Please contact us for current lead times.A non-refundable deposit is required for either a ¼ or ½ beef. This deposit reserves your spot and will be applied toward your final balance once final weights are determined.<h3>Half Beef Pricing (Estimated)</h3><ul><li>Approximately $2,250 total</li><li>$9.00 per pound of retail cuts (final take-home weight)</li><li>Estimated take-home weight: 220–250 lbs</li></ul><h3>Price Includes:</h3><ul><li>Premium Piedmontese beef</li><li>Professional USDA processing</li><li>Delivery within a 60-mile radius of our farm</li></ul>🗓 Now accepting pre-orders for August &amp; September 2026

Beef Pre-Order InformationThis is a pre-order item. Orders are typically ready 3–4 weeks after the beef is delivered to the locker plant. Please contact us for current lead times.A non-refundable deposit is required for either a ¼ or ½ beef. This deposit reserves your spot and will be applied toward your final balance once final weights are determined.Half Beef Pricing (Estimated)Approximately $2,250 total$9.00 per pound of retail cuts (final take-home weight)Estimated take-home weight: 220–250 lbsPrice Includes:Premium Piedmontese beefProfessional USDA processingDelivery within a 60-mile radius of our farm🗓 Now accepting pre-orders for August & September 2026

Bulk Beef -  Half

Bulk 1/2 beef deposit

<h2>Beef Pre-Order Information</h2>This is a pre-order item. Orders are typically ready 3–4 weeks after the beef is delivered to the locker plant. Please contact us for current lead times.A non-refundable deposit is required for either a ¼ or ½ beef. This deposit reserves your spot and will be applied toward your final balance once final weights are determined at delivery.<h3>Quarter Beef Pricing (Estimated)</h3><ul><li>Approximately $1,140.00 total</li><li>$9.50 per pound of retail cuts (final take-home weight)</li><li>Estimated take-home weight: 110–130 lbs</li></ul><h3>Price Includes:</h3><ul><li>Premium Piedmontese beef</li><li>Professional USDA processing (vacuum wrapped)</li><li>Delivery within a 60-mile radius of our farm</li></ul>🗓 Now accepting pre-orders for August &amp; September 2026

Beef Pre-Order InformationThis is a pre-order item. Orders are typically ready 3–4 weeks after the beef is delivered to the locker plant. Please contact us for current lead times.A non-refundable deposit is required for either a ¼ or ½ beef. This deposit reserves your spot and will be applied toward your final balance once final weights are determined at delivery.Quarter Beef Pricing (Estimated)Approximately $1,140.00 total$9.50 per pound of retail cuts (final take-home weight)Estimated take-home weight: 110–130 lbsPrice Includes:Premium Piedmontese beefProfessional USDA processing (vacuum wrapped)Delivery within a 60-mile radius of our farm🗓 Now accepting pre-orders for August & September 2026

Bulk Beef - Quarters 

Bulk 1/4 beef Deposit

Chicken Broth - SCP takes our chicken backs and pressures them with herbs and organic carrots, onions, &amp; celery. Then strain the broth and place in canning jars. We then pressure seal the jars for longevity &amp; freshness.

Chicken Broth - SCP takes our chicken backs and pressures them with herbs and organic carrots, onions, & celery. Then strain the broth and place in canning jars. We then pressure seal the jars for longevity & freshness. 

Chicken Broth canned- pint

1 pint jar

Lamb Ribs are spareribs the of the lamb, cut from the rib cage. This cut can be cooked low and slow, just like you’d prepare any other variety of ribs. Good for Grilling Cooking Notes The key to cooking lamb ribs is to melt away some of the fat to cut through the richness inherent in this cut.

Lamb Ribs are spareribs the of the lamb, cut from the rib cage. This cut can be cooked low and slow, just like you’d prepare any other variety of ribs. Good for Grilling Cooking Notes The key to cooking lamb ribs is to melt away some of the fat to cut through the richness inherent in this cut.

Lamb Ribs

size may vary 1.25 lb - 2.5 lbs per pkg

Ground pork is simply pork meat that has been ground into a fine texture.It’s different from sausage because it contains both lean and fatty meats and has no seasons.Ground pork is a versatile meat that can be used in place of ground beef, chicken, or turkey in many recipes.

Ground pork is simply pork meat that has been ground into a fine texture.It’s different from sausage because it contains both lean and fatty meats and has no seasons.Ground pork is a versatile meat that can be used in place of ground beef, chicken, or turkey in many recipes.

Ground Pork

Ground Lamb - is made from carefully selected trim from the entire lamb. We only use trimmed lean meat and back fat in our meat, making sure to remove any undesirable bits to create a juicy, delicious meat-to-fat ratio. A great ingredient to build on for quick dinners, ground lamb is super easy to work with and super versatile. It makes delicious kebabs, burgers, meatballs, and casseroles and lends itself well to replace beef in most recipes.Fat content will vary but typically lamb is a lean meat. Use as you would ground beef or ground pork. It is usually cooked by frying, grilling or in a complete dish. Unlike other cuts, ground needs to cook to around 160F.

Ground Lamb - is made from carefully selected trim from the entire lamb. We only use trimmed lean meat and back fat in our meat, making sure to remove any undesirable bits to create a juicy, delicious meat-to-fat ratio. A great ingredient to build on for quick dinners, ground lamb is super easy to work with and super versatile. It makes delicious kebabs, burgers, meatballs, and casseroles and lends itself well to replace beef in most recipes.Fat content will vary but typically lamb is a lean meat. Use as you would ground beef or ground pork. It is usually cooked by frying, grilling or in a complete dish. Unlike other cuts, ground needs to cook to around 160F.

Ground Lamb

1 pkg = 1 lb

Pullet Chicken Eggs - Are eggs from young birds that are just starting to lay eggs. They are small. Besides pasture grasses, our hens eat all the bugs they can find, plus a balanced, locally produced feed containing 16% protein, grain, vitamins and minerals. They do not eat fish or fish by-products to prevent "off flavors" from contaminating the rich flavor of our eggs, nor do they eat any meat by-products.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Our eggs are Free range eggs they come from&nbsp;hens that have access to an outdoor range during the day but are housed securely and comfortably in sheds at night. To be classified as a free range egg farm, the hens must have meaningful and regular access to an outdoor range during daylight hours.

Pullet Chicken Eggs - Are eggs from young birds that are just starting to lay eggs. They are small. Besides pasture grasses, our hens eat all the bugs they can find, plus a balanced, locally produced feed containing 16% protein, grain, vitamins and minerals. They do not eat fish or fish by-products to prevent "off flavors" from contaminating the rich flavor of our eggs, nor do they eat any meat by-products.    Our eggs are Free range eggs they come from hens that have access to an outdoor range during the day but are housed securely and comfortably in sheds at night. To be classified as a free range egg farm, the hens must have meaningful and regular access to an outdoor range during daylight hours.

Chicken Eggs - pullets

Our ground beef patties are made from the same premium 90% lean beef you know and love—exceptionally lean yet packed with flavor. Each package contains 1 lb of beef, and our 1/4 lb patties are conveniently packed with four patties per package.Sugar Creek Piedmontese beef is raised responsibly, without hormones or antibiotics, ensuring quality and wholesomeness. All ground beef is frozen immediately after production, allowing it to be stored in your freezer for up to a year.

Our ground beef patties are made from the same premium 90% lean beef you know and love—exceptionally lean yet packed with flavor. Each package contains 1 lb of beef, and our 1/4 lb patties are conveniently packed with four patties per package.Sugar Creek Piedmontese beef is raised responsibly, without hormones or antibiotics, ensuring quality and wholesomeness. All ground beef is frozen immediately after production, allowing it to be stored in your freezer for up to a year.

Ground Beef Patties 1/4

Patties 1/4 (4) pkg

Our ground beef patties are made from the same premium 90% lean beef you know and love—exceptionally lean yet packed with flavor. Each package contains 1 lb of beef, and our 1/3 lb patties are conveniently packed with three patties per package. Sugar Creek Piedmontese beef is raised responsibly, without hormones or antibiotics, ensuring quality and wholesomeness. All ground beef is frozen immediately after production, allowing it to be stored in your freezer for up to a year.

Our ground beef patties are made from the same premium 90% lean beef you know and love—exceptionally lean yet packed with flavor. Each package contains 1 lb of beef, and our 1/3 lb patties are conveniently packed with three patties per package.Sugar Creek Piedmontese beef is raised responsibly, without hormones or antibiotics, ensuring quality and wholesomeness. All ground beef is frozen immediately after production, allowing it to be stored in your freezer for up to a year.

Ground Beef Patties 1/3

Patties 1/3  (3) pkg

Sirloin Tip Roast -Contrary to what the name suggests, a beef sirloin tip roast is&nbsp;not&nbsp;a sirloin roast. Rather, it comes from the round primal next to the sirloin, being cut from the hindquarters. It’s sometimes called a round tip or tip round roast.As this muscle gets lots of exercise, the meat is lean and flavorful.&nbsp; <ul><li>Sirloin Tip is tender and juicy with delicious beefy flavors. Some simple seasonings and slow roasting to produce an easy dinner. Serve au jus with pan juices drizzled on top!</li></ul> <ul><li>Sirloin tip is one of my favorite cuts of beef. It’s full of delicious beefy flavor when cooked in the oven. With a low price tag, it’s economical enough to add to your weekly rotation if you like. Plus, it makes fabulous leftovers you can use for&nbsp;roast beef sandwiches, beef vegetable soup and other dishes.</li></ul> <ul><li>Since sirloin tip is leaner than other beef cuts, it has less than 150 calories per 3 oz serving according to the&nbsp;USDA, much less than a prime rib. </li></ul>﻿<ul><li> </li></ul>

Sirloin Tip Roast -Contrary to what the name suggests, a beef sirloin tip roast is not a sirloin roast. Rather, it comes from the round primal next to the sirloin, being cut from the hindquarters. It’s sometimes called a round tip or tip round roast.As this muscle gets lots of exercise, the meat is lean and flavorful. Sirloin Tip is tender and juicy with delicious beefy flavors. Some simple seasonings and slow roasting to produce an easy dinner. Serve au jus with pan juices drizzled on top!Sirloin tip is one of my favorite cuts of beef. It’s full of delicious beefy flavor when cooked in the oven. With a low price tag, it’s economical enough to add to your weekly rotation if you like. Plus, it makes fabulous leftovers you can use for roast beef sandwiches, beef vegetable soup and other dishes.Since sirloin tip is leaner than other beef cuts, it has less than 150 calories per 3 oz serving according to the USDA, much less than a prime rib. ﻿

Beef Sirloin Tip Roast

size vary 2 lb - 3 lbs 

Beef Broth - SCP takes our stew meat &amp; bones and pressures them with herbs and organic , onions. Then strain the broth and place in canning jars. We then pressure seal the jars for longevity &amp; freshness.

Beef Broth - SCP takes our stew meat & bones and pressures them with herbs and organic , onions. Then strain the broth and place in canning jars. We then pressure seal the jars for longevity & freshness.

Beef Broth - canned

pint 

Beef ribs are located next to the ribeye, one of the most famous beef cuts.&nbsp;They are meaty, fat, right as much as one rib needs to be. All these make them ideal for low and slow cooking or&nbsp;<a href="https://carnivorestyle.com/how-to-grill-beef-ribs/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" class="ql-size-large" style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); background-color: transparent;">grilling ribs on BBQ</a>. According to a 2011 study published in the National Library of Medicine, apart from their specific flavor, back ribs also have a high nutritional value. Their meat contains many essential amino acids, fats, minerals, and vitamins like vitamins B, E, and B12, linoleic acid, and omega-3 fatty acids.

Beef ribs are located next to the ribeye, one of the most famous beef cuts. They are meaty, fat, right as much as one rib needs to be. All these make them ideal for low and slow cooking or grilling ribs on BBQ.According to a 2011 study published in the National Library of Medicine, apart from their specific flavor, back ribs also have a high nutritional value.Their meat contains many essential amino acids, fats, minerals, and vitamins like vitamins B, E, and B12, linoleic acid, and omega-3 fatty acids.

Beef Ribs - Full Slab Back Ribs

size may vary 1.5 lb - 3.0 lbs per pkg

Breakfast Links - pork sausage is a type of meat product usually made from ground pork along with salt and spices.Ingredients: Pork, water, salt, spices

Breakfast Links - pork sausage is a type of meat product usually made from ground pork along with salt and spices.Ingredients: Pork, water, salt, spices

Sausage Breakfast Links - Old Country

salt & Pepper

Short ribs&nbsp;- Bone In- are a cut of&nbsp;beef&nbsp;taken from the&nbsp;plate, or&nbsp;rib&nbsp;areas of beef cattle. They consist of a short portion of the rib bone and the surrounding meat, which varies in thickness. These are cut "flanken", which is cut across the bone and leaves the bone just .5 to 2 inches (1.3 to 5.1&nbsp;cm) or less in length. Short ribs are popular in many international cuisines.

Short ribs - Bone In- are a cut of beef taken from the plate, or rib areas of beef cattle. They consist of a short portion of the rib bone and the surrounding meat, which varies in thickness. These are cut "flanken", which is cut across the bone and leaves the bone just .5 to 2 inches (1.3 to 5.1 cm) or less in length. Short ribs are popular in many international cuisines.

Short Ribs - Korean Style

variety weight

A rump roast is a lean, moderately tough cut of beef taken from the hindquarter, or “rump,” of the cow. Known for its rich beefy flavor, it has less marbling than some other roasts, so it can be somewhat firm and requires slow, moist cooking methods to achieve tenderness. When cooked correctly—typically by braising, roasting at a low temperature, or slow cooking—the rump roast becomes tender and juicy, ideal for dishes like pot roast, sliced roast beef, or shredded beef. It's a versatile and affordable cut that’s well-suited for hearty meals and comfort food recipes, often accompanied by vegetables and seasonings for added flavor.

A rump roast is a lean, moderately tough cut of beef taken from the hindquarter, or “rump,” of the cow. Known for its rich beefy flavor, it has less marbling than some other roasts, so it can be somewhat firm and requires slow, moist cooking methods to achieve tenderness. When cooked correctly—typically by braising, roasting at a low temperature, or slow cooking—the rump roast becomes tender and juicy, ideal for dishes like pot roast, sliced roast beef, or shredded beef.It's a versatile and affordable cut that’s well-suited for hearty meals and comfort food recipes, often accompanied by vegetables and seasonings for added flavor.

Rump 

size may vary 3.0 lb - 4.0 lbs per pkg

BEEF RING SHANK is found on the leg of a beef, just above the knee or hock. This cut of meat is cut in horizontal cuts (cut 1-inch thick), which is why beef shank looks like a steak with a circle of the leg bone in each piece. Inside the bone there is piece of marrow that is edible as well. Since beef shank is the leg parts of the animal, it is a tough, dry, sinewy piece of meat. Naturally, the legs are hard-working and so it is full of muscles, connective tissue, bone and joints. However, beef shanks can become extremely tender, as in; eat-it-with-a spoon-tender if it is cooked for a long time in moist heat (like simmering it all day in your crockpot). Therefore, braising or slow coking beef shank is ideal. However, when slow cooked at a low temperature, the nutritional value of this cut really comes out. Bone and cartilage are rich source of important nutritional minerals, and the beef shank has a deep and rich flavor.

BEEF RING SHANK is found on the leg of a beef, just above the knee or hock. This cut of meat is cut in horizontal cuts (cut 1-inch thick), which is why beef shank looks like a steak with a circle of the leg bone in each piece. Inside the bone there is piece of marrow that is edible as well.Since beef shank is the leg parts of the animal, it is a tough, dry, sinewy piece of meat. Naturally, the legs are hard-working and so it is full of muscles, connective tissue, bone and joints. However, beef shanks can become extremely tender, as in; eat-it-with-a spoon-tender if it is cooked for a long time in moist heat (like simmering it all day in your crockpot). Therefore, braising or slow coking beef shank is ideal.However, when slow cooked at a low temperature, the nutritional value of this cut really comes out. Bone and cartilage are rich source of important nutritional minerals, and the beef shank has a deep and rich flavor.

RING SHANK

size may vary 1.0 lb - 2.0 lbs per pkg

Breakfast Links - pork sausage is a type of meat product usually made from ground pork along with salt and spices. Ingredients: Pork, water, salt, spices, sugar, spice extractives, BHA(0.051%) Propyl gallate (0.0), citric acid (0.011%) added to protect flavor, brown sugar, maple syrup(high fructose corn syrup, natural &amp; artificial flavor sugar, salt, potassium sorbate (a preservative) honey. Contains the allergen Honey

Breakfast Links - pork sausage is a type of meat product usually made from ground pork along with salt and spices. Ingredients:  Pork, water, salt, spices, sugar, spice extractives, BHA(0.051%) Propyl gallate (0.0), citric acid (0.011%) added to protect flavor, brown sugar, maple syrup(high fructose corn syrup, natural & artificial flavor sugar, salt, potassium sorbate (a preservative) honey.  Contains the allergen Honey 

Sauage Breakfast Links - Maple Seasoning

Maple Honey

<h2>What Is Leaf Lard?</h2>Leaf Lard specifically comes from the soft, visceral fat from around the pig's kidney and loin. As such, it has a very delicate, super spreadable consistency at room temperature. This, along with its clean, un-porky flavor, is why leaf lard is considered the highest grade of lard.<h2> </h2><h2>How to Use Leaf Lard</h2>Like all types of lard, leaf lard has a high smoking point, making it excellent for frying, pan-searing, and even grilling. While leaf lard doesn't have the pronounced porky flavor of fatback or the stringiness of caul fat, it does have a gentle back note of subtle meatiness that hydrogenated lard lacks. So, leaf lard is an excellent choice when you want that high smoking point, but you don't want the final product to taste like pork, such as when you're making donuts or French fries.Due to its naturally high moisture content and mild, delicate flavor, leaf lard is particularly prized by bakers for use in producing flavorful, flaky pie crusts and pastries.True lard-ophite's may even choose to spread whipped leaf lard on bread. Add a sprinkle of sea salt, and you'll see why it is customary practice in some regions of the world. But leaf lard is not suitable for everything. Its softer consistency, for example, makes it a poor choice to use for larding <h2>Leaf Lard vs. Conventional Lard</h2>Leaf lard is made only from certain soft fatty areas of the pig, which gives it its characteristically delicate texture and clean, non-porky flavor. The conventional lard sold in blocks in most stores, by contrast, is rendered from fat from all over the pig and typically treated in a variety of ways, including hydrogenation and bleaching, with the addition of emulsifiers and antioxidants to deodorize the lard, prolong its shelf life, and keep it solid at room temperature.

What Is Leaf Lard?Leaf Lard specifically comes from the soft, visceral fat from around the pig's kidney and loin.  As such, it has a very delicate, super spreadable consistency at room temperature.  This, along with its clean, un-porky flavor, is why leaf lard is considered the highest grade of lard.How to Use Leaf LardLike all types of lard, leaf lard has a high smoking point, making it excellent for frying, pan-searing, and even grilling. While leaf lard doesn't have the pronounced porky flavor of fatback or the stringiness of caul fat, it does have a gentle back note of subtle meatiness that hydrogenated lard lacks. So, leaf lard is an excellent choice when you want that high smoking point, but you don't want the final product to taste like pork, such as when you're making donuts or French fries.Due to its naturally high moisture content and mild, delicate flavor, leaf lard is particularly prized by bakers for use in producing flavorful, flaky pie crusts and pastries.True lard-ophite's may even choose to spread whipped leaf lard on bread. Add a sprinkle of sea salt, and you'll see why it is customary practice in some regions of the world. But leaf lard is not suitable for everything. Its softer consistency, for example, makes it a poor choice to use for lardingLeaf Lard vs. Conventional LardLeaf lard is made only from certain soft fatty areas of the pig, which gives it its characteristically delicate texture and clean, non-porky flavor. The conventional lard sold in blocks in most stores, by contrast, is rendered from fat from all over the pig and typically treated in a variety of ways, including hydrogenation and bleaching, with the addition of emulsifiers and antioxidants to deodorize the lard, prolong its shelf life, and keep it solid at room temperature.

Pork Leaf Lard

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Beef soup bones are:<ul><li>Cut from the shank marrow bone or the upper leg of the animal.</li><li>Roughly 4–6-inch oval-shaped discs with a cylindrical marrow bone surrounded by meat.</li><li>Known for their rich flavor and high collagen content, which adds depth to soups and broths.</li></ul>

Beef soup bones are:Cut from the shank marrow bone or the upper leg of the animal.Roughly 4–6-inch oval-shaped discs with a cylindrical marrow bone surrounded by meat.Known for their rich flavor and high collagen content, which adds depth to soups and broths.

Beef Soup Bones

Sirloin Tip Steak - is a lean cut of beef taken from the round, specifically from the area near the sirloin. Despite its name, it's not part of the sirloin section but comes from the muscles at the front of the round. This steak is known for being economical and relatively lean, with a firm texture and less marbling compared to more premium cuts. To make it more tender, sirloin tip steak is often marinated before cooking or sliced thinly across the grain. It’s best suited for quick-cooking methods like grilling, broiling, or pan-searing but can also be used in stir-fries or fajitas. For optimal tenderness, care should be taken not to overcook it. <ul><li>Sirloin Tip is tender and juicy with delicious beefy flavors. Some simple seasonings and slow roasting to produce an easy dinner. Serve au jus with pan juices drizzled on top!</li></ul> <ul><li>Sirloin tip is one of my favorite cuts of beef. It’s full of delicious beefy flavor when cooked in the oven. With a low price tag, it’s economical enough to add to your weekly rotation if you like. Plus, it makes fabulous leftovers you can use for&nbsp;roast beef sandwiches, beef vegetable soup and other dishes.</li></ul> <ul><li>Since sirloin tip is leaner than other beef cuts, it has less than 150 calories per 3 oz serving according to the&nbsp;USDA, much less than a prime rib. </li></ul>

Sirloin Tip Steak - is a lean cut of beef taken from the round, specifically from the area near the sirloin. Despite its name, it's not part of the sirloin section but comes from the muscles at the front of the round. This steak is known for being economical and relatively lean, with a firm texture and less marbling compared to more premium cuts. To make it more tender, sirloin tip steak is often marinated before cooking or sliced thinly across the grain. It’s best suited for quick-cooking methods like grilling, broiling, or pan-searing but can also be used in stir-fries or fajitas. For optimal tenderness, care should be taken not to overcook it.Sirloin Tip is tender and juicy with delicious beefy flavors. Some simple seasonings and slow roasting to produce an easy dinner. Serve au jus with pan juices drizzled on top!Sirloin tip is one of my favorite cuts of beef. It’s full of delicious beefy flavor when cooked in the oven. With a low price tag, it’s economical enough to add to your weekly rotation if you like. Plus, it makes fabulous leftovers you can use for roast beef sandwiches, beef vegetable soup and other dishes.Since sirloin tip is leaner than other beef cuts, it has less than 150 calories per 3 oz serving according to the USDA, much less than a prime rib. 

Beef Sirloin Tip Steak

size vary 1 lb - 1.75  lbs 

Short ribs&nbsp;- Bone In- are a cut of&nbsp;beef&nbsp;taken from the&nbsp;plate, or&nbsp;rib&nbsp;areas of beef cattle. They consist of a short portion of the rib bone and the surrounding meat, which varies in thickness. There are two major types of cuts: the "flanken", which is cut across the bone and leaves the bone just .5 to 2 inches (1.3 to 5.1&nbsp;cm) or less in length, and the "English", which is cut parallel to the bone and leaves the bone up to 6 inches (15&nbsp;cm) in length. English cut short ribs may be served individually, or three or four may be served connected to one another (a style known as the "plate"). Short ribs are popular in many international cuisines.

Short ribs - Bone In- are a cut of beef taken from the plate, or rib areas of beef cattle. They consist of a short portion of the rib bone and the surrounding meat, which varies in thickness. There are two major types of cuts: the "flanken", which is cut across the bone and leaves the bone just .5 to 2 inches (1.3 to 5.1 cm) or less in length, and the "English", which is cut parallel to the bone and leaves the bone up to 6 inches (15 cm) in length. English cut short ribs may be served individually, or three or four may be served connected to one another (a style known as the "plate"). Short ribs are popular in many international cuisines.

Beef Short Ribs - Bone-in

Bone-in 1.0 to 3.0 lbs

Sirloin Steak - sirloin is almost always broken down into two boneless wholesale cuts: the top sirloin butt and bottom sirloin butt. The top sirloin butt is what we use to make our boneless steaks.&nbsp;Top sirloin steaks make economical choices for the grill that still come close in enjoyment to the more expensive short loin and rib cuts such as the New York strip and rib-eye. <ul><li>Sirloin and tenderloin are types of beef cuts that have the&nbsp;lowest fat&nbsp;among other types of beef cuts. However, the fat and protein content of the two types of meat cuts are slightly different. </li></ul> <ul><li>Sirloin steak has&nbsp;multiple minerals&nbsp;that have different functions in the body.&nbsp;Selenium&nbsp;boosts the immune system and is important for thyroid function. </li></ul>﻿<ul><li>Sirloin steak has a moderate amount of total fat, and&nbsp;little saturated fat. In comparison, 3 ounces of t-bone steak contain 14 grams of total fat, which is almost double.</li></ul>

Sirloin Steak - sirloin is almost always broken down into two boneless wholesale cuts: the top sirloin butt and bottom sirloin butt. The top sirloin butt is what we use to make our boneless steaks. Top sirloin steaks make economical choices for the grill that still come close in enjoyment to the more expensive short loin and rib cuts such as the New York strip and rib-eye.Sirloin and tenderloin are types of beef cuts that have the lowest fat among other types of beef cuts. However, the fat and protein content of the two types of meat cuts are slightly different. Sirloin steak has multiple minerals that have different functions in the body. Selenium boosts the immune system and is important for thyroid function. ﻿Sirloin steak has a moderate amount of total fat, and little saturated fat. In comparison, 3 ounces of t-bone steak contain 14 grams of total fat, which is almost double.

Beef Sirloin Steak

size vary 1 lb - 2 lbs 

Roast - Tri-Tip by Sugar Creek Piedmontese

Roast - Tri-Tip by Sugar Creek Piedmontese

Tri-Tip Roast

size may vary 3.0 lb - 4.75 lbs per pkg

The beef we use for Kebobs is sirloin tip steak. Sirloin Tip steak has a little fat and has a beefy flavor a little more delicate than other cuts. This allows you to get the full flavor of the marinade with a nice underlying beefiness that isn't overpowering.

The beef we use for Kebobs is sirloin tip steak. Sirloin Tip steak has a little fat and has a beefy flavor a little more delicate than other cuts. This allows you to get the full flavor of the marinade with a nice underlying beefiness that isn't overpowering.

Beef Kebobs

size may vary .75 lb - 1.5 lbs per pkg

Beef Heart is a tough meat — it’s a hard-working muscle, after all — so it needs low and slow cooking.&nbsp;Even after that, though, it will still be a bit chewy.&nbsp;It has a pronounced taste, which fans call “robust.”Trim off any membrane left on it.Pot roast it, either in the oven, in a crock pot, or in a pressure cooker.&nbsp;In an oven, allow 45 to 50 minutes per pound (450g.)&nbsp;You can use water, broth or red wine as the pot roasting liquid.You can also chop it into cubes and use it in stews. Some people like to stuff it by wrapping it around a stuffing and tying it.Some fans say that if you slice it very thinly, you can sauté it, or bread and fry it.

Beef Heart is a tough meat — it’s a hard-working muscle, after all — so it needs low and slow cooking. Even after that, though, it will still be a bit chewy. It has a pronounced taste, which fans call “robust.”Trim off any membrane left on it.Pot roast it, either in the oven, in a crock pot, or in a pressure cooker. In an oven, allow 45 to 50 minutes per pound (450g.) You can use water, broth or red wine as the pot roasting liquid.You can also chop it into cubes and use it in stews.Some people like to stuff it by wrapping it around a stuffing and tying it.Some fans say that if you slice it very thinly, you can sauté it, or bread and fry it.

Beef Heart

<h2>What is Cube Steak?</h2>Also known as minute steak, cube steak is an inexpensive, flavorful cut of beef that’s pre-tenderized by a process of pounding and cutting. It comes from the top or bottom round, a tough portion near the rump of the cow usually used as stew meat. But cube steak has been pounded with a textured mallet or tenderized mechanically, a process that breaks down the muscle fibers, making it tender enough to pan-fry on the stove. You can, of course, use cube steak exactly as you would use stew beef, slowly simmering it to tenderness, but you’ll get the most value and convenience by searing it like a steak. An extra bonus with cube steak? Its textured “cubed” surface means nooks and crannies that hold anything you coat it with—seasonings, breading or marinades—particularly well, giving you super-tasty results.<h2>How Do You Cook Cube Steak?</h2>Think of cube steak like the chicken or pork cutlet of the steak family: A cut that does best when cooked quickly over high heat. Cube steak has very little marbling (internal fat), so it can dry out easily, becoming tough and losing flavor. Remember its alternate name “minute steak” and aim to cook it just a minute or two (or maximum three) on each side. The simplest way to cook it? Season it with salt and pepper, dust it with flour and sear it in a very hot pan with a little oil until it’s just browned on both sides.Cube steak is also famously breaded or battered and pan-fried for the comfort-food favorites chicken-fried steak or country-fried steak. Saucy accompaniments like brown or white gravy, mushrooms and caramelized onions are traditionally paired with cube steak to complement its firm texture. The steak is also perfect for searing and using in dishes like tacos, steak and eggs, sandwiches and more. You can grill it, too; just be careful to keep it from overcooking and drying out.&nbsp;

What is Cube Steak?Also known as minute steak, cube steak is an inexpensive, flavorful cut of beef that’s pre-tenderized by a process of pounding and cutting. It comes from the top or bottom round, a tough portion near the rump of the cow usually used as stew meat. But cube steak has been pounded with a textured mallet or tenderized mechanically, a process that breaks down the muscle fibers, making it tender enough to pan-fry on the stove. You can, of course, use cube steak exactly as you would use stew beef, slowly simmering it to tenderness, but you’ll get the most value and convenience by searing it like a steak. An extra bonus with cube steak? Its textured “cubed” surface means nooks and crannies that hold anything you coat it with—seasonings, breading or marinades—particularly well, giving you super-tasty results.How Do You Cook Cube Steak?Think of cube steak like the chicken or pork cutlet of the steak family: A cut that does best when cooked quickly over high heat. Cube steak has very little marbling (internal fat), so it can dry out easily, becoming tough and losing flavor. Remember its alternate name “minute steak” and aim to cook it just a minute or two (or maximum three) on each side. The simplest way to cook it? Season it with salt and pepper, dust it with flour and sear it in a very hot pan with a little oil until it’s just browned on both sides.Cube steak is also famously breaded or battered and pan-fried for the comfort-food favorites chicken-fried steak or country-fried steak. Saucy accompaniments like brown or white gravy, mushrooms and caramelized onions are traditionally paired with cube steak to complement its firm texture. The steak is also perfect for searing and using in dishes like tacos, steak and eggs, sandwiches and more. You can grill it, too; just be careful to keep it from overcooking and drying out. 

Round Steak - Cubed

size may vary .5 lb - 1.25 lbs per pkg

Beef liver is a nutritious food item naturally high in protein, vitamins, nutrients, and minerals. The nutritional properties of beef liver can benefit the immune system, tissue repair, and energy production. According to the United States Department of Agriculture’s&nbsp;Food Data Central Database Trusted Source, per 100 grams (g), beef liver contains:<ul><li>133 calories</li><li>20.35 g of protein</li><li>4.78 milligrams (mg) of iron</li><li>16,814 international units of vitamin A</li><li>1.1 mg of vitamin C total ascorbic acid</li><li>274 mg of cholesterol</li></ul>A small amount of beef liver can provide more than the Daily Value for many essential nutrients and typically contains more vitamins than many fruits and vegetables.It is also rich in high quality protein and low in calories.

Beef liver is a nutritious food item naturally high in protein, vitamins, nutrients, and minerals. The nutritional properties of beef liver can benefit the immune system, tissue repair, and energy production. According to the United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Data Central Database Trusted Source, per 100 grams (g), beef liver contains:133 calories20.35 g of protein4.78 milligrams (mg) of iron16,814 international units of vitamin A1.1 mg of vitamin C total ascorbic acid274 mg of cholesterolA small amount of beef liver can provide more than the Daily Value for many essential nutrients and typically contains more vitamins than many fruits and vegetables.It is also rich in high quality protein and low in calories. 

Beef Liver

size may vary 1. lb - 1.5 lbs per pkg

1 - SCP Insulate Tote

 SCP Insulate Tote

1 bag

Beef - Canned SCP takes our stew meat &amp; beef bones and pressures it with herbs and onions. Then we take the meat from the bones and then we pack the meat in canning jars with some Beef broth. We then pressure seal the jars for longevity &amp; freshness. Uses: soups, salads, sandwiches &amp; Etc.

Beef - Canned SCP takes our stew meat & beef bones and pressures it with herbs and onions. Then we take the meat from the bones and then we pack the meat in canning jars with some Beef broth. We then pressure seal the jars for longevity & freshness.Uses: soups, salads, sandwiches & Etc.

Beef Meat canned  

pork sausage is a type of meat product usually made from ground pork along with salt and spices. This is in 1lb bulk pkgsIngredients: Pork, water, salt, spices

pork sausage is a type of meat product usually made from ground pork along with salt and spices. This is in 1lb bulk pkgsIngredients: Pork, water, salt, spices

Sausage - Old Country -

Beef tongue&nbsp;(also known as&nbsp;neat's tongue&nbsp;or&nbsp;ox tongue) is a cut of beef made of the&nbsp;tongue&nbsp;of a cow. It can be boiled, pickled, roasted or braised in sauce. It is found in many national cuisines, and is used for taco fillings in Mexico and for open-faced sandwiches in the United States.

Beef tongue (also known as neat's tongue or ox tongue) is a cut of beef made of the tongue of a cow. It can be boiled, pickled, roasted or braised in sauce. It is found in many national cuisines, and is used for taco fillings in Mexico and for open-faced sandwiches in the United States.

Beef Tongue

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location: American Legion Post 397 parking lot.&nbsp;This is located right behind Bristol's Seafood GrillTuesday Pickup is a pre-order only pickup Times: 10 am to 10:30

Creve Coeur Pickup Locations

The Lake St. Louis Farmers and Artists Market at the Meadows. Pickup at booth Opening Day April 4,2025

Lake St. Louis Farmers & Artists Market at the Meadows

SCP will deliver to your home on ﻿Tuesday's mid-day Fulfillment times will be from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm

St. Charles County Tuesday Delivery

Market Wagon delivery zone

Lincoln County Pickup Location

This is a Tuesday Delivery. Please call if your address is currently not in the delivery area. Orders over $300 will have free delivery

St. Louis County Delivery area (Brentwood, Chesterfield, Creve Coeur, Town & Country, Maryland Heights)

Lake St. Louis Saturday PICKUP Second and Fourth Saturday of the month January - MarchLocation: Learning Lodge West 5101 Lake St. Louis Blvd Lake St. Louis, MO 63367Times: 10 am - 11 am

Lake St. Louis Saturday Pickup 

WashU Campus Farmers MarketEvery Thursday Time: 10 - 2 pm We are located in front of the Recreation and Student Centre, University of Health Sciences and Pharmacy4530 Parkview PlSt. Louis, MO 63110

WashU Campus Farmers Market

Winter Pickup Dates: Second and Fourth Saturday of the Month pickup Times: 10:00 am 11:00 am<ul><li> </li><li>March 9, March 23</li></ul>

Non-Fullment Dates

Boulevard Farmers Market Opening Day May 3, 2026 Time: 10 am - 1 pm Google Crate &amp; Barrell, 1 The BLVD, Richman Heights, MO. The Market is on this street. Please call if you have questions 636-734-6620

Boulevard Farmers Market

closed

TGFM Winter MarketAt Tower Grove Park Jan 17 Canceled due to weatherFeb 7 &amp; 21Mar 7 &amp; 21Time: 10 am - 1 pm

Tower Grove Farmers Winter Markets

Welcome to Sugar Creek Piedmontese Store

Sugar Creek Piedmontese is a small farm that is family owned and run. In 1996 we purchased our first Piedmontese bull. In 2010 we started sell Piedmontese Beef cuts at Farmers Markets. We started our on-line store in 2019.

Sugar Creek Piedmontese is a small farm that is family owned and run. In 1996 we purchased our first Piedmontese bull. In 2010 we started sell Piedmontese Beef cuts at Farmers Markets. We started our on-line store in 2019.

Our order cutoff times vary by our service zones. Please visit our Service Location page to see the full details for your specific area.

Our current service areas can be found under our Service Location page.

When you place an order, we place a hold for a slightly higher order total on your card. This pending hold is replaced by the correct charge upon successful packing and delivery. This ensures that suppliers can charge accurate weights for products (i.e. 1.09lb or 0.98lb steak vs. 1lb ordered). If you cancel the order or the payment hold is not captured, the authorization is cancelled and the funds are released back. It&#39;s very similar to the gas pump!

You can cancel your order up until the order cutoff time before delivery or pick up. Because our team starts very early in the morning, we are not able to accommodate changes to your order on the day of delivery.

We cannot accept returns or cancellations the same day of your order but we will do our best to address any issue with your order. You can cancel or change your order up until the cutoff hour for your service region.

Have a question? We have answers. Here are some common ones: What are your order cutoff times? Our order cutoff times vary by our service zones. Please visit our Service Location page to see the full details for your specific area., Where do you deliver? Do you have pickup locations? Our current service areas can be found under our Service Location page., Why do I see a pre-authorization / payment hold on my statement? When you place an order, we place a hold for a slightly higher order total on your card. This pending hold is replaced by the correct charge upon successful packing and delivery. This ensures that suppliers can charge accurate weights for products (i.e. 1.09lb or 0.98lb steak vs. 1lb ordered). If you cancel the order or the payment hold is not captured, the authorization is cancelled and the funds are released back. It&#39;s very similar to the gas pump!, Why do I see a pre-authorization / payment hold on my statement? You can cancel your order up until the order cutoff time before delivery or pick up. Because our team starts very early in the morning, we are not able to accommodate changes to your order on the day of delivery., etc.

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Bacon -Hickory Smoked Natural Cure

Beef Sticks - Jalapeno cheddar

Chicken Hearts

Chicken Eggs - Small

Beef Ribeye Steak - Bone-in

Bulk Beef - Half

Bulk Beef - Quarters

Chicken Broth canned- pint

Lamb Ribs

Ground Pork

Ground Lamb

Chicken Eggs - pullets

Ground Beef Patties 1/4

Ground Beef Patties 1/3

Beef Sirloin Tip Roast

Beef Broth - canned

Beef Ribs - Full Slab Back Ribs

Sausage Breakfast Links - Old Country

Short Ribs - Korean Style

Rump

RING SHANK

Sauage Breakfast Links - Maple Seasoning

Pork Leaf Lard

Beef Soup Bones

Beef Sirloin Tip Steak

Beef Short Ribs - Bone-in

Beef Sirloin Steak

Tri-Tip Roast

Beef Kebobs

Beef Heart

Round Steak - Cubed

Beef Liver

SCP Insulate Tote

Beef Meat canned

Sausage - Old Country -

Beef Tongue

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